GANGTOK, SEPT 23: Darjeeling Lok Sabha MP Raju Bista has been appointed as the Bharatiya Janata Party’s (BJP) new state in-charge for Sikkim as part of the party’s organisational reshuffle announced on Wednesday.
Bista will take over the Sikkim organisational responsibility from outgoing in-charge Dr Dilip Jaiswal. The BJP has made appointments of in-charges and co-in-charges across 36 States and Union Territories as part of the restructuring.
Welcoming the appointment, BJP Sikkim president D.R. Thapa congratulated Bista and said the state unit looked forward to working under his guidance to strengthen the organisation across Sikkim.
In a statement, Bista thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi, BJP national president Nitin Nabin and the party’s senior leadership for entrusting him with the responsibility.
Bista said his priority would be to work closely with the BJP’s state leadership and workers at every level, strengthen the organisational structure and deepen the party’s engagement with people in Sikkim.
He also said he would seek to improve coordination with NDA alliance partners and address the aspirations and concerns of citizens while building an organisation rooted at the grassroots.
The BJP Sikkim unit also expressed gratitude to Jaiswal for his guidance and leadership, crediting his tenure with strengthening the organisation, nurturing party workers and expanding its organisational presence in the state.
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